Monitoring of Web Applications and GlassFish for Performance and Availability – a Parleys.com use...

© 2012 SL Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Monitoring of Applications for Performance and Availability

RTView for APM

for applications built using GlassFish

© 2012 SL Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Presenters

Mark Bloomberg Global Account Director www.sl.com

Stephan Janssen Founder Parleys.com, Devoxx and BeJUG www.parleys.com

Tom Lubinski Founder, CTO www.sl.com

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Agenda

Application Support Challenges

Parleys.com

RTView for APM


“Need to find the bad guy”

“The system is slow. It’s your app. Fix it”

“What? It performed when I tested it”

“Need use case to recreate problem”

“Nightly reboots to prevent system slows down”

Application Support Teams


BUT Applications are

custom

complex

distributed

Software performance and availability is critical


“Everybody has monitoring”

True. However:

1. Highly siloed, does not provide end to end visibility

2. Datacenter-centric, not application-centric

3. Multiple levels of information are generally unavailable:

• Business metrics

• Application Performance metrics

• Infrastructure metrics


Enables proactive monitoring and alerting:

• Provides access to all necessary data

• Extends existing monitors and tools

• Presents application-centric, intuitive views of information

Effective Application Performance Monitoring


Also provides:

• Comprehensive, deep-dive analytics

• Historical analysis and baselining

• Configuration and customization capabilities

Effective Application Performance Monitoring


Single Pane of Glass

Automated App Views

Component Deep-Dive

Infrastructure Detail

Application Tier

Middleware & Server Tier

Hardware & OS Tier

Dependency Mapping

Systems Management

Effective Application Monitoring Requires visibility into the entire stack


Parleys.com


Parleys.com Architecture


RTView – Parleys Overview


RTView GlassFish Server Heatmap


RTView GlassFish Server Summary


RTView JVM Heatmap


RTView Alerts


RTView for APM Introduction

• Real-Time Application Monitoring

• Visibility into Health State of Critical Applications

– Are all components working properly?

– Are they performing fast enough?

– How do I fix it if something goes wrong?

• Specializing around Application and Middleware Tier


Monitoring Architecture RTView for APM Architecture – Conceptual View

Applications

Middleware


Develop custom Monitoring Views using RTView Builder

Rapid display and GUI development

Application developed

data model and custom views for

application MBeans


Develop custom Monitoring Views using RTView

PJM Real-time Energy Pricing

OOCL World WideShipment Tracking Hospitality Card application at Harrah’s casino gaming tables

Tax Season at Intuit

Financial Services

Banking application in Korea


Broad Range of Application Monitoring Customers • Typical large implementation,

distributed over several regions with many custom applications

• Heatmap View showing current state of entire system – size represents number of servers for application

• Color represents how close metric is to SLA – large red boxes are worst – drilldown to detail


Custom Monitoring of Application Metrics

• Drilldown to detail level metrics showing internal metrics from each application

• Sophisticated history and alert view allows fine-tuning of thresholds for each metric


Drilldown to Detailed Application Metrics

• Drilldown to Single Service Summary view

– Application Metrics

– JVM

– Middleware

– System


RTView Demo


Visit www.sl.com

Request evaluation of RTView

Schedule a demo or briefing

Contact: Mark Bloomberg, [email protected]

Questions and Next Steps


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Thank you!

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